Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-12
C NEWS NOTES.

;. At IL O'Clock last nI9nt tne Ponce A"e'
nothing.
There will be a rafting social At Caplic
Hall tonight.
This county's Lesislators-slect 30 to tn
Capital to-day.
The letter carrier system will seon be il
operation in Butte.
Frank Lynch, tho railroad contractor,
yet lingering in Butte.
Attorney G. B. Winston, OF Anaconda, j
in tho city on business.
VAUDEVILLE ladies will have . nice socia
bic on Friday evening.
Services in tho Mountain View NJ. Z
Church Sabbath as usual.
The health of Butte is good, stories tt
the contrary notwithstanding.
Dan Gamer has been unwell for q couple
of days. He will be out to-day.
Tho Walker Brothers will resume work il
the Rising Star at an early day.
Divine services in st. John Episcopa
Church to-day at the usual hours.
A number OF Welsh eentlemen-laborinl
men-enjoyed themselves last night.
Mrs. Osborne will henceiorth have exclu
sive charge of the New Green Rooms.
Philipsburg will soon come to the front
With Mail" J. D. Lombard, editor.
Work on the Parrot Mining Company'i
three compartments is progressing rapidly
At Caplice Hall at s o'clock this evening
| Chris. Weideman will marry q Meadervillt
lady.
The bald heads need not be uneary; the
company Tin tights" will be here next
week.
C. G. Bradshaw returned Saturday from
| a brief visit with his children at Salt Lake
City.
Victor Schmidt's brother says there il
something in the air. Tho brides name ID
/ Nellie.
Joe Chauvin's suit against Walton fol
/ the lightning struck" piano will make
music.
Charles Schmidt, who has been to Camas
Prairie, Alturas county, Idaho, is in
Butte.
Miss l. will get tho letter she wants by
inquiring at this Office and paying for this
notice.
L. A. King, OF Anaconda, made . visit to
the city Friday and returned home last
evening.
The Union Consolidated" il about to
start up. This puts four mines in active
operation.
Yesterday Treasurer Kssslsr had q lot
Of official experiences with tho payers Of
city licenses.
Mr.. Burgess, Of tho Pacific Express Com
pany will please accept this Offices thanks
for kindnesses.
There will be q rafting trial in Judge
Dingevon's court to-day. Women and
wine at the bottom.
Mrs. c. H. Anderson returned last even
ing from Helena, where she visited friends
during the holidays.
l.. C. Trent, tho Western representative
OF Frazer 4 Chalmers, is on . short bust
ness visit to the city.
There was 4 splendid marriage meeting
at Caplice Hall last night. The MINER will
tell about it tomorrow.
VIM. Phillips has left tho lost glove at
TIE MINER Office. The owner can get it
by paying for this notice.
A Moral Theater'' will be built on the
the ground now occupied by the Cosmopoli
tan and Nevada saloons.
The County Treasury hes $40, 900 and
the City Treasury has $4,000 in waiting
to the credit of the people.
Caplice Hall will have a double wedding
tonight. Fritz Hanneford will have Miss
Gammelberg's name changed.
Considerable excitement about Monta-
mas admission as q state is heard on the
at the clubs and hotels.
johnson, Lynch 4 Co. have struck a
3-foot body OF rich ore, at a depth of IS
in the Late Acquisition mine.
The Butte letter-getters are happy that
they will soon have letter-carriers. The
permits it and the order will be en-
The pictures OF the ''apple woman's"
children. of whom TIE MINER spoke re-
can be seen at this Office Monday
afternoon.
C.. B. Hoffman arrived this morning with
his bride from Lincoln, Neb.. and was ten
a sumptuous breakfast by Mrs. A.
NJ. Burtnn.
THE Turn Verein will accept the
thanks OF this Office for a wholesale invita- !
tion to the double barrsled fun at Caplice |
Hall tonight.
The effect OF the Parrot mines payday !
yesterday was visible all about town. The |
Lexington will pay of on the 10th, then !
comes the Anaconda.
Frank Lynch was convicted, by a jury /
before McHatton's court last night, Of
petty larceny and is now in the county Jail. |
Sentence ffty-two days.
The Germans of Butte gave a Wholesale |
invitation yesterday to the Montana Union
office to attend the double-barreled we'd
ling and party last night.
There shems to be no truth in the street
ak OF a black-eyed woman's abortion.
The reporter say the woman last night and
fol this statement.
Jack Magee, we'll known by many old Ma
died at Portland, Oregon, yester-
lay. Jack was formerly OF the Virginia
lily firm OF Magee & Orendorf.
The Pacific Express Company shipped
yesterday 10 bars OF bullion from the
lexington mine, value $2O.1SO, and 10 Of
he Moulton's bars, worth $4,000.
The Jerry Creek Flume Company have
'een paid $48. $50 insurance for tho wood
hat was burned in Silver Bow Canyon last
all. F. r. Wallace negotiated the SETTLE
1ent.
The Alice mine shipped yesterday by Pa.
ifc Express 18 bars bullion valued at
2S,884; Lexington 10 bars, valued at
2O,672; Moulton 10 bars, valued at
Married-Orchard Perrin. At the NJ. F..
arsonage, Butte. January s, Rev. ". E..
ing officiating, MI. Thomas Orchard, Of
'gden, Utah, and Miss Marie L. Perrin, OF
lutte City. i
Mr.. Spruille Braden, United States As
aver at Helena, arrived in this city Satur- ]
ay evening, and remained ovor yesterday. j
II. Braden met a hearty welcome in the
liver City.
Constable Morsehead last night delivered
prisoners to the county Jail on an l
OF a Justice OF the peace. The pur-
ose OF the delivery is to get testimony and
wait a hearing. /
L.. S. Wild has fixed his bride for life. .
hey so to housekeeping on Washington I
rect tomorrow. There are several mem .
srs OF THE MINER staff who long to have a .
ice happy home.
c. H. Clay, editor OF the InterIdaho, is $
cad. Mr.. Clay was the confidential man
ger OF the Idaho Democracy, a good
ewspaper man, a true friend and is now
ee from his work.
There will be q farewell party at H, 4
. Valiton's residence tonight. The occa-
on is tho departure of D. F. Valeton to
eep books for the Hecla Company, as
MINER has before stated.
Mr.. n. j. Mcconnell was married on the 1
tn instant ut Helena to Miss Daisy de a
>0h@ H.